The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

also a very prepossessing young lady
oil the same town, who Ia visiting hel
suot, Mrs. John II. McCarroll, No. IA
Court street, returned home Friday
last, greatly to the regret Of host o.
admirers.
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: Alex. Blew Ia
Mics Mollie McKeney, colored; Abner
Stevens to Mics Blnis Wilson Albert
Husgen to Miss Fannie Paudert.
Owing to holiday, there will be no
meeting Of the II. Y. l.. A. 3. on Mon.
day, October Sd, % announced. The
meeting will be called Tuesday, 0cto.
Der 4 h, at 4 O'Clock p. m. instead.
The Bethel Sunday school will re-
open for the season this afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Teachers and scholars
are all requested TO be prompt In at
tendance and TO extend the notice to
other.
-"Dick's Wandering" by Bturgis
"Flora Lyndsay," by Noodle, and
Gold Elsie." from the German by X.
Msrlitt, all In cheap form. The Cen.
tury for October inst received at Mans
ferd's.
County Register Harrison filed his
report yesterday for the quarter end.
Ing September 30th 10 County Court
CLERK Quigley. The report shows that
3606, 700 worth Of reality has changed
hands In the last three months and
the deeds registered.
AS an evidence OF property values
In Memphis, Mr.. Ben Richmond 70.
Gently offered the ,wner sc, 600 for
Q block In Fort Pickering on which
there we're no houses or other I'm
provements. II was declined, because
considered only hslf:its worth.
Inspector Lane, Of theS. p. q. A.,
makes the following report for the
month OF September; Sore, disabled
mules and horses relieved. 70; over.
loaded vehicles. o.; mules snot, Il;
children protected, 2-totsl, 81. Per-
sons arrested, 48 ; persons found gully,
40; persons discharged. 3; prisoners
escaped, 2; cases appealed. 1.
On Monday morning al 10 o'clock
the eighth course OF lectures at the
Memphis Hospital Medical College
begins with an address by Prof. I. J.
OioHo'd. This Institution ia rapidly
taking a stand with the foremost col.
leges In the land and should be sup
ported by the presencs OF ils friends
at the opening lecture. All are In
vted.
AT ~. Peters Weber's mass In q
will be- sung al 10 80 O'clock this morn.
ng. This 10 beautiful and difficult
mass, but M the choir members have
,een thoroughly drilled Il will no
lpubt be finely rendered. The bsns.
Iicius has been adapted with English |
words and sung In every, church
making any pretensiore TO fine music.
( 10 considered one Of those gems
which will insure the authors 70.
iown.
Tho Belfast Witness, OF septem.
Der 18th, records the death Of DIR.
Stuart, J, r.. an elder Of the Firnt
Presbyterian church. Donaghadee,
leland. He was the father in.lsw OF
!. Montgomery Geddes, the nephew
I Col. Henry A. Montgomery, OF this
ity. DR.. Stuart was n man OF the
ighest character, and deeply beloved |
y the people among whom he lived. |
lie funeral was notable for the Mt.
endance Of representatives OF all |
lasses OF his fellow citizens, and the |
ddress of tho tfiicia,ing clergyman
'as a feeling expression u the popu-
AZ regard In which Mr.. Stuart was
leld. "For upwards OF forty years"
aid the speaker. "Df. stuAr, has been
tsldirg In our town In the proseou.
ION Of tia profession, and there vas
10 iotm better known than his IN this
own aud the surrounding district.
IL we're fuDeialous Tor me 20
ay Ia the pfc'ence on many sho
ave known hm Tor years " earn.
city and coustsntly be discharged bis
iu,ies, how kirdy bis bsarns, and
loS snKious be va 10 GO tis besi Or
VI who sought the bonsa u he pro-
essionsl tkill II n vel tnosn 10
'cu all that he wAksd oar etfes
with The tread Of consc Us integrity,
bat he vas an upright ard honofabls
itEsn, ard bot a breath u Suspicion
yer rested on his oharsc en-"